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WaferSense Auto Vibration Sensors Deliver Wireless Real-Time Data on Tool Vibration

WaferSense Auto Vibration Sensors (AVS), which are designed like a wafer, can move along the path of an entire wafer, gathering, measuring and showing precise vibration exposure.

From CyberOptics Corporation 11 Jul 2011

NFL Looks at Sensors in Helmets to Save Players from Serious Injury

The NFL may soon change the way the game is played by introducing helmets with high tech sensors. As part of an initiative to save players from serious injuries due to high impact collisions the league is looking at high tech solutions which could have added benefits.

20 Jun 2011

Self-Powered Sensor Network for Aircraft

Sensors may soon be able to tell aircraft maintenance engineers just where the aircraft needs attention. A joint project between the Vienna University of Technology and EADS Germany may see a sensor network being developed throughout the body of aircraft.

15 Jun 2011

Aquaread Launch New Water Quality Testing Probes

Aquaread is proud to announce the latest addition to their range of water quality testing probes: the AP-7000-LTD. Specifically designed from the ground up for long term deployment, this new probe features extensive use of environmentally safe anti-fouling components and coatings in conjunction with a unique dual wiper mechanism.

From Aquaread Ltd 15 Jun 2011

National Instruments Uses Perpetuum’s Vibration Energy Harvester to Power Wireless Measurement System

National Instruments has adopted Perpetuum’s vibration energy harvester technology to power its NI WSN-3226 measurement system.

From National Instruments Corporation (U.K.) Ltd. 7 Jun 2011

Parking Officers Oppose the Use of Electronic Vehicle Sensors at Parking Bays

Parking officers of Melbourne City offered a stiff opposition to the implementation of a new parking space management system by the Melbourne City Council (MCC).

26 Apr 2011

Streetline Launches Sensor-Based Smart Parking Program

The parking space at the University of Maryland College Park has now been enhanced with the Smart Parking Space Program, which informs the visitors about the available parking spaces.

12 Apr 2011

Wristwatch Sensors to Monitor Health of Elderly

Japanese Telecom Company, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone has unveiled a wristwatch sensor to monitor the health of the senior citizens in the country.

28 Feb 2011

QinetiQ Inks MoU With Saudi Arabia on Sensors, Robotics

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between QinetiQ and the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) in Saudi Arabia to collaborate on a range of research and technology development programmes which could include autonomy, robotics, sensors, communications and remote sensing.

21 Feb 2011

Accelerometer to Detect Bee Swarming

Bee keepers are often troubled by swarming, when the queen bee leaves her old hive and leaves only the weak bees behind, taking the stronger ones with her to a new hive.

21 Feb 2011